Sisters Stephanie and Isabel Offor have both graduated with first-class honours from universities in the United Kingdom, each studying different courses at different institutions, according to BellaNaija. The outlet described them as among the best graduating students at their universities and noted the dedication required to earn first-class degrees. BellaNaija said it spoke with the sisters about their academic achievements as part of its coverage showcasing African success stories.

A Nigerian student has achieved a notable academic milestone by graduating from a medical school in Russia with a 4.90 out of 5.00 CGPA. She also delivered her valedictorian speech in Russian, showcasing her proficiency in the language and her dedication to her studies.

Adisa, a First-Class graduate in Mathematics from UNILORIN with a CGPA of 4.76/5.0, announced that she has obtained a fully funded Master's scholarship at the University of Calabria in Italy. However, she needed financial support for her relocation expenses. In response, former Senate President Bukola Saraki has stepped in to sponsor her journey to Italy.

The Lagos State Government has reported a significant improvement in students' mathematics results, indicating enhanced learning outcomes in the subject. This development reflects positive trends in educational performance within the state, according to Tribune Online.

At Uganda Christian University’s 27th Graduation Ceremony, women significantly outnumbered men and achieved the majority of First Class Honours. The event was marked by celebrations and a strong presence of female graduates, highlighting their academic success and contributions. This notable trend was a focal point of the ceremony, showcasing the empowerment of women in education.

Two graduates from Kenyatta University have expressed their joy after completing a four-year course in seven years, sharing their experiences and challenges on social media. Their story has garnered various reactions from users online, highlighting the different paths students take in their educational journeys.